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Sill has spots in April.

My hunting partner & I went. Had a great time We are looking forward to the next one in 2 years in Omaha.

We are planning on trying to make a deal with the winning bidder to take all ash trees they want and pay us extra for them. We have emerald ash borer in our timber and will lose them all in a few years. We measured one ash tree 34" diameter 2 logs long.

We just marked trees for sale and sent out bids today. Used a forester to help pick trees and measure them. He said white oak and walnut are strong but red oak way down and not advisable to sell reds at this time.

Still has spots Feb 24 2017.

I thought I had seen everything but there was a blind vender out of Chariton ( Deer View Blinds) that had a good quality blind. There was a box on a pole about 3 feet above the blind and I ask what it was. Found out it it a motion detector to detect deer 100 to 200 yards away and sends a text...

225 field dressed by scale.

We have sent over 20 to deer age.com over the years. The results have matched up perfectly with the deer we have a long history with. I have shot 2 bucks 7 yrs old and several 6 yr old bucks. Iv'e learned you can't judge a bucks age by the rack size alone as a lot of old deer have below average...

Its definitely late born I have a picture from Aug or Sept where it shows it looks like just born but I haven't found the pic yet.

I wonder when this fawn was born.

If you look close at the second picture you can see a high entrance wound on his left side. I t shows up better on some other pictures I have.

We have another old buck. 4 point.

Battery life is good. Can't complain.

It's a BolyGard.I think a product of Scout Gard. My hunting partner has been buying them online and I think they possibly a discontinued product. I'm sure some deer don't like the flash but we have old deer that stand there for dozens of pictures.

Since I loading pictures is so easy I added 2 more in the series.

I actually saw him tonight. Tried calling him in but he was more interested in another deer.

A frontal shot.